Oh, I love this! There seems to be something philosophically relevant in the building of an image of living nature by imposing chaos on the well-ordered pattern of the net. Also, the *corners* of the kubyk: simple, 3D symmetrical, sturdy, allowing minimum requirements for dimensions of wooden elements. (Over here they're called "morali", but nothing to do with morals).
Oh, I love this! There seems to be something philosophically relevant in the building of an image of living nature by imposing chaos on the well-ordered pattern of the net. Also, the *corners* of the kubyk: simple, 3D symmetrical, sturdy, allowing minimum requirements for dimensions of wooden elements. (Over here they're called "morali", but nothing to do with morals).
You always have a fascinating perspective!